Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-06
Board of Supervisors.
TUESDAY. July 5th.

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The Board met, all the members present.
The resignation of G. Brainard, Over
seer of Road District. Nc IL, was accepted,
and George ". Wells elected to the va
cancy.
T. II. Berkey was elected Clerk of the
Board of Equalization, at salary of $l25
T. J. Brown was elected 0yerseer of Road
District No. 7.
& donation by A. L. Davis and f. A.
Grant Of strip of land between the
premises Of those parties for road purposes
was accepted, and the same declared pub
lie highway.
The matter of repairs to the suspension
bridge at Folsom was taken up, and bids
opened. The California Bridge Company
offered to do the work for So, 745; the San
Francisco Bridge Company, for s., 4S7, and
the King Bridge Manufacturing Company
for &. S25. After lengthy discussion, the
latter bid, being the lowest, was accepted
A. W. B1rrell, of the California Bridge
Company, who was the expert appointed
by the Board TO ascertain the repairs ne
eessary, protested against the acceptance
Of the bid, on the ground that it was not in
accordance with the report submitted to
she Board by him and accepted.
Auction Sales.
Bel & Co. will sell at 10 a. ". 10 day at
sheir salesrooms, No. 927 X street. the furni-
ture and carpets o. three houses, consisting
in part OF three parior suits an elegant
sideboard, Eve bedroom sets. spring and
hair mattresses, patent kitchen. tables, 40
yards Of new oil cloth, two ranges, three
bed-lounges, three Brussels and ingram
carpets, Two extension tables, crockery, etc.
W. Il Sherburn will sell at salcsroom,
No 393 X street. IT 10 \. NJ of Friday next.
boxes Tea, 500 cigarettes, 5000 cigars. 10
cases ulackarel 5 cases jams and jcllies 6
cases pie fruit, 100 pounds 20 X. smok-
ing tobacco, 20 pounds Bobelink smok-
ing tobacco also plush parlor set, two
black walnut m2Tble-top bedroom suites,
two cottage bedroom suites, four Brussels
carpets, two ingram carpets, tables, chairs,
crockery and glassware.
I. O. Q. r. INsTALLATIoS.-On Saturday
evening last D. D. c. NJ, C. " Baker in
stalled the following officers of Industrial
Lodge. No. 157, I. 0. 0. f.: Junior ?. c.,
J. L. Robinette; Noble Grand, J. J. Nissen /;
Vice Grand, J. T. Purington Rec. Sec. E.
B HUssey Per. Sec, James Ferguson /;
Treasurer, James Stewart; Warden, j. y.
hOQsts LpBuhtttI. ~. o. w ".
Guardian, l. c. Jordan I.7Gusrdian, Mar
tin Hook K s. 10 n. c., G. B. Dean L. s.
TO y. G., J. a. Davis; r. S. 10 Y. c., c. f.
Babc0ck l. s. 10 V. G., T. Gaschlin; Il.
5. s, Frank Hafer l.. S. s., Peter Larsen.
After which those present partook of col
lation, and 8 general good time was in
dulced IN, The term report of this Lodge
shows q membership of .lS2, gaining six
new members, and S577 10, over all e1pendi-
tures.
ARREsrED FOB THRIR FUS."-The TO
lice have arr sied four young men-Wally
Nolan, p. Brannigan, James Flemming and
Nj. Gorman-for appropriatins to their use
a barouche and team. hired from the Dex-
ter Stables by party of gentlemen Mon
day evening, and left by them in front of a
place where they called for refreshments,
The horses being carefully hitched. The
charge against the parties is grand larceny.
put It is stated that Brannigan took the rig.
while drunk. and invited the others, whom
he met on the street, to ride with him. AT
Fifth and n streets they made short turn
and upset, wrecking the vehicle. Branni-
cans father is said to have paid the owner
of the property 500 for damages. Young
Braanican took Chris. Wallis buggy in
much the same manner on election day.